The City of Philadelphia’s smart city technologies are crucial for a modern, thriving, world-class city that meets our residents’ most pressing needs. Optimizing technology with the health of residents as a priority will impact wellness outcomes across the city for the better, reduce costs dramatically, and promote economic growth.
In the third program of our Smart Cities series, we invite you to join a conversation among experts, including Mark Wheeler, Chief Information Officer, City of Philadelphia. Topics will include how digital technological systems can be optimized and leveraged to improve residents' well-being between doctor visits, how real-time responses to health crises can be enabled, and how the interconnected health and wellness goals of communities across the city can be supported.
The Chamber’s Smart Cities series focuses on the City of Philadelphia’s smart city technologies that improve quality of life, increase efficiency and sustainability, and improve resource equity.
Speakers to Date
Chris Dallas-Feeney, PhD, Senior Vice President, AmeriHealth Caritas
Edgar Stach, Director, Institute for Smart and Healthy Cities, Thomas Jefferson University
Megan Vesely, Managing Director, Accenture
Mark Wheeler, Chief Information Officer, City of Philadelphia
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